Nelayan Beach.

Nelayan Beach is a sandy black sand beach break located between Batu Bolong and Berawa in Bali, known for its peaceful atmosphere and traditional fishing boats. The spot offers both left and right waves that range from 50 to 150 meters in length, breaking over a mix of coral reef and sand bottom. It features soft, rolling waves that are consistent across all tides, with the best conditions during the dry season from April to October when offshore winds prevail. Suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to intermediates, the waves have gentle peaks and manageable currents. The beach is easily accessible and less crowded than neighboring breaks, especially in the mornings, making it a friendly spot for learning with local surf schools often operating here. Hazards include occasional strong currents and submerged rocks at low tide. Visitors should note that amenities are limited, so bringing their own supplies is recommended.

Black sand bottom holds shape across fifty to one-fifty meters of rolling peaks.